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Wood from a felled Camberwell street tree forms the furnishings of two hotel suites, which designer Jan Hendzel has revamped for London's Town Hall Hotel.

A FAREWELL event is to be held in Ellesmere Port for workers who were employed at the Saica Pack factory.

After a deal to move to the Bowater Building fell through, Greenville city officials are still evaluating options to relocate or renovate City Hall.

Strikes by cabin crew, pilots and ground handling staff in airline industry in Germany, Spain, France, Belgium, Italy and Portugal continue over pay and conditions; further UK rail strikes against attacks on jobs, pay and pensions, as dockers and Royal Mail workers plan walkouts and health workers ballot over pay; public sector workers in Lebanon continue stoppage over economic collapse, with 332 percent increase in food prices in first half of 2022; protests in Iraq against power outages as tem...

Workers at a North East company have called off a 13-day strike after receiving a new pay offer.

Workers at a Chester-le-Street company are to strike for THIRTEEN days in  a pay row.

New-Indy paper mill faces a lawsuit over decision to turn off key pollution control equipment.

We are sad to announce the peaceful passing of Ron Dennis, at home on July 5, 2022 surrounded by the love of his family and friends after a courageous battle with cancer. Ron was born in Fort William on July 10, 1960.

Recently a spate of commentary announcing bear sightings and encounters has occurred on public social media, at workplaces, and on the street.

Choice of fund, shrinking investment horizons and the sheer size of the super industry have been pinpointed as the biggest changes of the last 30 years.